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Ill Xix BOOKS.

II FoHLIN HAS or HAND ! a l. LARGE Fi6is
h. lot Of Blank Books WITH n lffb class lass
linen ledger PPeF ana az bi 3oang T Which ng he
and improved style o. Dllut PHI, "a 500
cffers at very low prices. D -aL. PoOns
I 1, adr sT go prices and workmanihjp.
Cal. d. u "a '''--' Z. Y FOHLIN,
2ss. Main Street, opposite Il. c. NJ. l.
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Summer COMPLAINTS

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as Johnson Essence
of Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to use on the fl st symptom.
Only 80 cents. Sold by o. q. NJ. l. and
all druggists.
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CYCLE GENTLEMAN

-,a1ve ROOM AND BOARD WITH LA a
| private ooln MIN With another gentleman,
object 10 olcooTmmodated by applying al tlS
Office. lie, Ig5I The business part of town.
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-. ELLEN g. FERGUSON
Do ,tgD RESIDENCE, NO. SSA (
0FEIg5ELt an street, Telephone 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
WANTED

,,soN NURSE GIRL, INQUIRE Re
c % NJ. AZ /. Goldberg 400 East 'l'''
, N street. =
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MONEY TO LOAN

,ovERoY, BROKER AND REAl
n E. 80. GO gent, 1853 Main Street. MONEY
u, Ls'',Ss lenses and Lots for Sale. and
TO Lo yoi real estate business transacted
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The Denver& Rio Granda Western, Union
Pacific aud Utah Central will give following
rates to all part es wishing to attend. Tick IS
good from February "a t. q, inclusive, and
viii only Ue h1nJr5d whe presented to-
ge,her with a Bail Ticket:
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WALKPROPERA HOUSE
Friday Ev'g, Feb. p, 1887.

TICKETS, incluiing Carriage and Cloak
Room, $500.
Leave Orders for Carriages at Mul!oy (
Paui's Stables.
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rnR SALE.

r,RN OF go ACRES. WI VII
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Fire!

The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the
quickest, the brightest and the hottest
fire, and is the cheapest coal i'll the
market. For sale by SELLS, BURTON d
Co., 145 Main Street.
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Ltttid.

John Hallberg and Minnie Hedberg
were married on the Goth ult. by Rev.
X. A. Johnson. The wedding was
held at the residence of the brides
parents.
L. Larson Sr., John Samuelson and
Chas. j. Samuelson went to st. Paul
on the "a inst, TO the Lutheran Con-
vention.
Amanda Ali arrived home from
MINI. ON the 20 ult. with her hus-
band.
DR.. Wing passed through this place
last week destined for Porcupine.
Rev. X. A. johnson went to st. Paul
the other day.
Mr.. Carlson is hauling his wheat to
Lake City.
Peter A. Forsberg arrived home
with his young bride the 25 ult. She
is from Kokato, MINI. The wedding
was held at the brides home.
John & Emil Soderstrom are prepar-
ing to go west as soon as the weather
becomes milder. They intend to do
blacksmithing, as they have been do
ing here.
Mrs. Belean is in Lake City under
medical treatment.
Peter Johnson purchased a pair of
fancy hobs the other day.
Mr.. Winberg is quite i'll,
Emil Forsberg went to Minneapolis
last Sunday to witness his brothers
marriage.
John Hallberg will purchase Aaron
Lund's interest in the Lund Il Co. s
store at this place.
A party of young folks surprised the
newly married pair, Mr.. Hallberg
and wife, the last of February. A
good time reported.
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HOtk ItINl.
The snow is settling fast.

Farmers are rushing their team work
in anticipation of The breaking up of
the roads.
NJ. NJ. Sanderson, of Ellsworth; talks
of buying out w. L. Churchills stock
of drugs in the near future.
A few of our citizens are preparing
to build in the spring.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Churchill returned on
Tuesday last from Minneapolis where
she has been spending the winter, and
bringing with her Mrs. w. T. Church
i'll who has been i'll Minneapolis for a
few weeks under medical treatment.
The NJ. E. quarterly meeting was
held on Saturday and Sunday last in
the new church, on which occasion
Elder Bushnell preached powerful
and eloquent sermon, and dedicated
the new church to the worship of God.
The building is wooden structure %
x4S feet in size, finished all but the
inside granting and seating, and has
cost thus far $500, and on which there
was only an indebtedness of $l3. One
hundred dollars was asked for to fur.
nish the seats and do the inside paint
ing, which was promptly responded to
with surplus of $40 over the amount
asked for, the amount being in ready
cash. The members of the cOmmu-
nifty have inst reason to feel highly
gratiied over the result of their effort
in building this church under so many
discouragements. A very pleasing
feature OF the occasion was the favor
of the Ladies Aid Society who had
given the use of their new cabinet
organ to the church for the present, or
possibly until they are able to purchase
one of their own. Meetings are being
held every evening.
S. j. Fox lost q valuable COW last
week.
School in district No. 10, Thos.
Fisher teacher, closed last Friday.
The pupils gave an entertainment in
the afternoon, consisting of recita-
ti0ns, dialogues, etc, which was very
interesting to the numerous visitors.
The repairs and enlargement of the
old Hawn store building are nearly
completed, and the new drug store
will be opened this week in charge of
Adolph Swain, pharmacist, from Els
worth Wilbur Churchilfs store and
Dr.. Clough's Office will also be located
in the building, but in different rooms
from those formerly occupied.
A number of people were in town
yesterday to attend the suit between
Mr.. Blount and Mr.. Hamilton. The
trial resulted in n0n-suit.
A large number of teams pass here
each day for Eau Gala. 1t is our
nearest lumber, grain and feed mar
eu.
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Pleasant TaHey

Miss Ella Hawkins returned from
her school on Friday.
W, 4. Webster spent few days
with his family the first of the week.
He returned to Madison on Tuesday.
Some of the young men are getting
to be expert horse traders. One re.
Gently traded four times in one day.
One young man while returning to
his home with recent purchase IN
horse flesh, had the pleasure of lifting
with block, tackle and derrick twice
the same from the snow drifts and
finally ushered it in on stone-boat.
Conrad Conradson and family, of
Rush River, were visiting relatives
in town on Sunday.
Quite a good many loads of wheat
are being hauled through this place
to River Falls.
Whooping cough and horse distem-
per are subsiding, and in the near fu.
ture will undoubtedly disappear alto
gether.
Mrs. J.. A. Glendenning, of Oak
Grove. is a guest at III. r. Morgan's.
Pat. Kahley's son whose sickness
was reported last week has so far re-
covered as to be able to resume work.
Mr.. Morgan has new blacksmith,
a German from st. raul
The next session of Pomona Grange
for st. Croix Co. will be held in Grange
Hall in this township on Thursday and
Friday, the 10th and 18th inst.
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Early Days Of the Chippewa.
ny A PIONEER. .

We are now in the neighborhood of
the loggers, Donaldson & Bateman,
just over the river; we can see huge
pile of logs on the bank, and hear the
loud voices of the Transfers talking
to the oxen; for 1t is mid.winter and
they are in full blast.
They are working on short haul
and use oxen, two or more pairs to a
single bob Qt is a smasher), and fetch
in whole tree every time, and often
two. With derrick and blocks the
butt of the tree is raised upon this
mammoth bob and away it goes to the
logway no matter how big.
These pinery oxen are generally big,
strong fellows, and ambitious, too;
this meek indolent creature of the
prairie and breaking plow, tardy and
uncou Tia at home, when transferred to
this hynerborean region and well liled
in with cornmeal and educated and
fitted for his new life, becomes
thing of beauty, priced and petted
All honor to the OK; he plowed and
titled our humble forty in the lowly
days, when this great west was new;
seeking his grub" at night when the
master was at rest, and up and at
it again in the morning; and here, in
the ripeness of his years we find him,
quick as flash and ready for a pull;
and then if limb strikes him, or a
joint slips, his flesh goes to the pot,
his tallow for shortcakes, and his hide
to 'Battieee" to fashion into the in.
domitable shoe pack, that never will
wear out, and some still have cause to
remember his goodness.
Donaldson, the head of the firm,
who afterward, as heretofore related,
shot in cold blood, and unprovoked,
Mrs. Aliens brother, was not all bad,
he had hearty greeting and hospi-
tally for any and all who sought his
quarters; he was no worse than that
elder brother of ours for whom Zilla
is said to have pleaded, "Ohl God, have
pity on poor erring Cain, he is not all
bad"
l hope to be pardoned for SO many
digressions, and hardness in coming at
some particular incidents, which in the
first place | set out to relate in these
letters; had we began at the top, or
most exciting incidents first. our mar
rative would have tanned down to
something unpalatable, besides. like
Mrs. Caudle, we had reputation to
establish, we must get acquainted
with our readers, so that we can stand
up and measure out the better part of
our story. the real bearings without
stirring up incredulity.
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MIR RED.

JoHNsoN-H the residence of
the brides parents in this city, March
2, 1887, by Rev. NJ. Thorson, Mr.. ]. h.
Johnson and Miss Anna Horstad.
We take pleasure in announcing the
marriage of this couple so well known in
this city and vicinity. A very pleasant
gathering of relatives only assembled to
witness the ceremony, who paid the
newly welded couple high compliment
by leaving many costly presents, of which
the following is list:
Marble top chamber set Mr.. and Mrs. Horstad
Clock. Mr. and Mrs. j. Johnson.
Hand engraved silver tea set OF three pieces,
Mr.. and Mrs 0. 4. Kyllo and Ellen HOrstad.
Silver pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellertson.
Castor, Inanda and Josie Johnson.
Water set and tray, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Johnson
Silver cake basket, Mr., and Mrs Ii. J. Iyerson
Silver butter dish, Hans Anne and Minnie
Nelson.
Silver pickle dish Gustav Helgeson and sister
Decorated wash bowl and pitcher, Curtis
Johnson,
Book, THE Imperial Highway" Henrietta
Iverson.
Two majoliea cups and saucers, Mr.. and Mrs
Walker.
Motto. Baby KyIlo.
Ten Dollars. Mrs Horstad,
The welded couple departed for Fergus
Falls, Mimi, March Sd, where they spent
few days visiting friends and relatives
and returned to take up their abode in
this city.
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John Pardon is on the sick list. DIR.
Kempf is in attendance. The cause
appears to be diseased condition
of the kidneys and liver.
w. j. Perry, our very efficient town
clerk, completed term of school al
Allehoe on Wednesday of last week
L. w. Haverlandt accompanied by
some of his children went to st. Paul
a few days ago to view the Battle OF
Gettysburg.
A merry party of boys and girls
from Trimbelle went to spelling school
at Fargo last Tuesday evening.
North Peterson, son of Z. A. Peter
son, is attending school at Red Wing.
Miss Clarrisa McCollum has engaged
the school in district No. for the
next term.
CoTrection.-We are reliably in
formed that the baby born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Booth is of the feminine
gender. We are glad to be able to
acknowledge our mistake. Items are
scarce these days.
Owing to the wind storm of last
week no basket festival was held at
Mrs. Thomas Beddall's.
Mr.. Finnigan, brother of Mrs. Geo.
Churchill, paid his sister a visit a
short time ago. The gentleman re-
sides in the south part of the state.
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S. j. Hill and family are very smil-
ing. They say it is little girl.
John Mercer has taken boarder.
1t has come to St y and is of the fem
mime gender.
p. A. Whaley stopped in town on the
night of the 4th inst. and sold several
bills in town for McKibbin & Co., of
st. Paul.
Chas. Rideout reports 1900 cords of
bolts in his yard, and more coming
every day.
VIM. Mercer, from Dodge county, is
here on business and is visiting friends
at the same time.
Ed. Eiawn Is walking right through
his stock of logs at the rate of 10 NJ.
per day.
M. M. Tousley has just received quite
stock of drugs and medicines from
nes Moines.
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Geo. A. Hollister and wife made a
visit to st. Paul last week.
Mrs. Geo. Newton, of Red Wing,
was in the city last Wednesday.
Jonah Wehrman has moved his fam
lily into the building owned by Jacob
Freas on Orange street.
I. I. Glass, of River Falls, was in
Prescott few hours Friday.
Joe Cosino, of Minneapolis, was in
town stopping with his cousin, A.
Cosino, a couple days last week.
Willard Bosworth, of River Falls,
was stopping with his parents during
the past week.
Miss Annie Olive has returned to
the city.
A brakeman by the name of E. J..
Schrader fell from a car on the trestle
opposite the city Monday morning and
was run over by the freight train and
killed. He leaves wife and family
in La Crosse.
J. X. Ravens went up to st. Paul
Monday morning.
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Fred Preble is down from the pine.
ry.
Mrs. Daniels, of Union, is visiting
her friends Mrs. E. B. Armstrong.
A Roumanian peddler was selling
his wares in town last week.
Edith Caldwell started for Cover
neur, N. Y, last Wednesday.
A justice of the supreme court is to
be voted for at the coming election
Our millers fiery steed got on the
rampage last week and ran away de-
molishing the family caryall.
James Chesebro moves to Granite
Falls, Mimi, this spring. Miss Anna
Bascom will accompany the family, we
understand.
A large amount of barley will be
sown in town this spring.
Will Ashbaugh is tearing down the
old portion of the family residence
and will move the old Jim. Ashbough
house down and join it to the more
recently built part.
Our schools have all closed for the
winter.
Mr.. Z. Sarles and wife and Mrs. o.
C. Sarles. who have been visiting the
family OF w. III. York started for
Hillsboro, d. t., last week.
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1First publication March 10, 1ss-.

THE STATE OF Observation-Disclosures Court
i Pierce County
Henry cav plaintiff. v. Hestina Beers limo
thy r. Beers. NJ b DowRer, and +. G. smeaiey,
defendants
Notiee i hereby given. that BY virtue and II
pursuance 81 the Judgment Of foreclosure and
Sate rendered in the above entitled action OF
- 75fh day 81 February. 1sSG. ]. the under
.s~ress sheriff Of said county. viii. on the I'D
ssv 81 AuriI tsS7. At twO clock ia the afternoon
.rthat dav at the front door Of the Post-ofhce IN
- rstv ri River Falls In said county. offer fol
go a. public suction AMI sell 70 the highes
Ss-;gser. Tie rnurtgaeed premises BY said iudg
rent directed 70 Be Sold ana therein described
RE, re- south half of the northwest quarter 9
-, - f69 III township twenty seven t2s
ncvsh Of range nineteen ~ Mest. contain
= ssssrr9r1eRt survey and situate, lying ant
- - II, 80 County Of Pierce and state Q
.sA-.- - p. H CoREoEAN. Sheriff.
ss,sss-s i HAE1. Atty for Plaintiff. 4s-7w
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DIED.

BLAcKMAS.-In st. Paul, March 8. 1887,
Grace. wife of Wilbur 2. Blackman,
aged 10 years.
Mrs. Blsckman was the daughter OF
Judge p. II. Pierce, of Ellsworth, and
was married within the last year
with brightest hopes, and with the
united congratulations and best wishes
Of large circle of friends, and her sud
den and unlocked for departure TO the
great beyond was shock to all who
knew her, awakening in their hearts,
tenderest sympathie5 for the bereaved
ones. and calling into activity the warm
love borne her by all who knew her IN
life.
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BeIdenUiiIe.

Mrs. Ella Vaughn, from Barron Co.
is visiting friends in this place.
Mr.. Kilmer. of Boston, Mass, is
here looking after his mill interests.
Joe Lagrander returned from Day
ton, Mimi. last week.
Mont. Moe cut his foot pretty badly
last Friday.
Mrs. Matilda Harding is in very
poor health.
Mrs. VIM. McEwen's house caught
On ire last Saturday by the explosion
of u kerosene stove, but was extin
guished before serious damage was
done.
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Oar Grore.

Geo. Brown, of Diamond Bluff. spent
a couple of days in town last week.
Seekers for office at the coming
spring election are beginning to make
themselves known.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Mclaughlin, of
Trimbelle. were visiting in town the
first of the week.
A few from here are intending to
attend the Teachers Institute to be
held at Ellsworth next week.
Mrs. JAS. A. Glendenning and two
children are visiting in st. Croix Co.
Hank" Shaver, of Prescott, was in
town one day last week.
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Although the regular army and navy
of the United States are small as CON-
pared with other leading nations, still
the militia of the states added to the
regulars would now make an effective
force ready for action on call. of three
and three quarters millions of men;
the most powerful ready land force in
the world. and practically unconquer-
able on our ewn soil.
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An exchange says the light from an
electric tower at Davenport, Iowa,
falls full upon a flower garden one
hundred and sixty feet away, and dur
ing last summer the owner observed
that lilies which usually flower only in
the day. opened in the night, and that
morning glories Enclosed their boss
oms as soon as the electric light fell
on them. There is nothing we can
find in the books requiring our readers
to believe this yarn.
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first publication March 10 ISL
Circuit Court summons.

STATE or WISCONsIS-Circuit Court, Pierce
- County
fteurv : Miller. a. administrator by letters
wiz the wi 3 annexed If the estate 81 tiritln 4
miller deceased plaintiff. v Jens Jensen. X
\ Jeusgn aud Russell & 20. tcorporation), Dc
fendaugs.
Tbg state Of Wisconsin 10 the said named de
saudants and each OF them
yor ara hereby summoned 90 appear within
syrsrsfy ,Eavs after service Of this summons. eN
elusive Of the day Of service. and defend IN.
siy. entitled action I'm the Court aforesaid. and
fu case 81 your failure 50 70 do, Judgue VII
=. rendered against yOu according e the &c
nssu4 uf the complaint: Of which copy u mere
ggfsb s.sr,fsf tlr,ari YOU r. r. H0IMEs,
Plaintiffs Attorney
p D. Address,
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the printed work, to at once communicate the
facts to the proper authorities, SO that the Ros-
ter OF Wisconsin Volunteers may be better than
itself it is already better than that of any
other state which has taken up this great and
meritoFious work. @. b. NJ.
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Esddiie.

J. Gillespie is suffering from a dis
located toe.
Seven or eight of our townsmen
started for Madison to-day.
Amund Amundson is clerking for
C. Betcher, George Doolittle having
quit.
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rADSWORTH i WFIGFR.

UrADSWORTH 4 WEIGER,
w River Falls, Wis.
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in
Bx0tS. Shoes. tIi0ves, MIttens, Hosiery
and everything usually kept IN trst-ciass
Boot and Shoe store Custom work a
specially Repairing promptly and neatly
dome. shop on Nam St, first door south
Of Camer0ns Bakery.
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. PETERSON 4 son

T T. PETERSON < son.
eJs Watchmakers and Jewellers.
River Falls, Wis.
Dealers in tine Jewelry, Watches, Clocks
and Plated Ware. sole agents for the
celebrated Rockford quick-train Watches
All kinds Of repairing neatly executed
and all work warranted.
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BURNETT & GRIM,


In All its departments, including Carriage
Making. from the finest To- Buggy % =
lnmoer Wagon, done at our shop on
NanIa street. River Falls, Wis
HORSESHOERG 4 SPECIALITY.
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Observation-Disclosures.

~ u. DENNISTON.
Ellsworth. Wis.
Abstract. Real Estate X Insurance Office.
Taxes paid, and information given.
-FuII 80 II Abstract Books for Pierce and
81. Cr0ix counties.
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H.FRD H.IRE.
BOOK STORES.

Il EVINGS SISTERS,
IL River Falls. Wis.
Keep Book Store. embracing School
and Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals,
Magazines, Curtains and Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Fancy Goods, and full line
of Stationery
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EEO Tells.
EOREsT HOUSE,

FOREST HOUSE,
Il JOHN GRAF, PROPRIETOR,
Ellsworth, Wis.
Fgrst-CIass IL every respect. No better
in the Valley. Particular attention given
TO the accommodation Of Commercial
Travellers. Good stabing connected with
the house.
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DIRECTORY.


Lodges.
RiUer falls Grange P. ofH.
stated meetings on the ID and 4th Saturdsysoi
every mouth at o'clock D m. i their haIls0uth
OF he JOURNAL Offcs.
l. A. BROWN. Master.
Ms. LOTTEE FLIST, Secretary
Union lodge 40. So. 4. o. u -.
Regular meeting every first and third thursday
evening u each month All members should be
present al the first meeting every month.
w 4. BURNETT, W. NJ.
& f. BURNETT. Recorder.
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